>> o'donnell: guarding the inauguration. up to 15,000 national guard troops deployed to d.c. as the secret service prepares to take over security a week early. business backlash, marriott, american express and others suspend political donations. the pga moves its championship out of a trump golf course. social media blackout: the president forced off twitter and facebook and other major platforms. the cries of censorship by conservatives. new year, new covid records. 22,000 deaths in the first week of 2021. as the president-elect gets 'tis second vaccine shot, fairgrounds, baseball stadiums and closed department stores become mass vaccination centers. record snow in texas knocks out power and brings a winter wonder wonderland to the south. a story of heroism, how an

officer's quick thinking likely saved lives. saved lives. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us. we are going to begin with breaking news because there's a lot of it tonight. as we come on the air, the f.b.i. has issued an urgent law enforcement bulletin saying groups are planning armed protests at the u.s. capitol and state capitols ahead of president-elect joe biden's inauguration. the f.b.i. says there are also threats against mr. biden and vice president elect kamala harris and house speaker nancy pelosi. also this, chad wolf, acting secretary of homeland security says he's resigning just hours after he stepped up security in washington, putting the secret service in charge of a national security special security event a week ahead of mr. biden's swearing in. the washington monument has already closed and the park service says it may shut down other areas of d.c. in the coming days.

and we're just learning at least two capitol police officers have been suspended, accused of joining in with the rioters, who stormed the capitol building last week including leading them through the halls of the building. articles of impeachment against the president accusing him of inciting the attack and increasing pressure for mike pence to invoke the 25th amendment. we have a lot of news to get to, and we have our correspondents standing by. cbs's catherine herridge will lead us off with the growing security threat. >> reporter: good evening, norah. senior u.s. official tells cbs news there is growing evidence tonight a coordination and premeditation among some protesters as the f.b.i. warns more violence is possible in the days ahead. in a bulletin sent to law enforcement today, the f.b.i. warns extremists are calling for demonstrations, some armed and storming federal, state and

local courthouses if president trump is removed from office early. every f.b.i. office is now focused on preventing a repeat of last week's takeover of the u.s. capitol. agents are poring over more than 40,000 digital tips including photos and videos, and this new angle which appears to show rioters clashing with police officers with anything they can grab, the pole of an american flag, even a crutch in beating a police officer. >> these officers were fighting for hours to protect that capitol. i saw officers get hit with fire extinguishers. >> reporter: capitol police chief stephen sund, who since resigned said during the attack he repeatedly asked the pentagon to send national guard troops. >> i needed boots on the ground, immediate assistance to send police to secure the foundation of the united states capitol building. they were more concerned with the optics.

>> reporter: the pentagon says it did not deny the requests. during the assault, some protesters chanted hang the vice president. more than 100 protesters have been arrested. these two accused of bringing restraints including plastic zip ties that can function as make- shift handcuffs. one of them, larry brock, is an air force veteran. others arrested face a variety of charges including well known protesters jake angeli known a"" q anon shaman," and adam johnson seen carrying the speaker's lectern and this unidentified man waving a confederate flag. the timeline is also coming into focus. protestors started violently pushing their way on to the grounds of the capitol building around 1:00 p.m. inside lawmakers were preparing to count the electoral votes. an hour later the capitol was breached. this video shows lawmakers on the other side of this door, as a rioter punches through and breaks the glass.

vice president pence was pulled from the senate chamber at approximately 2:14. by 2:17, our producer inside confirmed the senate chamber was locked down. law enforcement bulletins obtained by cbs news shows that earlier as the president address the rally pipe bombs were found at it the republican national committee and democratic national headquarters. late today, two capitol police officers were suspended over their actions with demonstrates and chad wolf resigned citing events including court challenges to the legitimacy of his employment, that leaves a void at the government agency responsible for overall security of the capitol at inauguration. >> o'donnell: house democrats are moving full speed ahead to impeach president trump for a second time, accusing him of inciting the insurrection at the

capitol. a vote could happen within 14 hours. cbs' nancy cordes is at the capitol. good evening, nancy. >> reporter: norah, house democrats tell us they have the votes to impeach the president but, first, they're going to vote tomorrow to urge the vice president to push mr. trump out himself. white house sources tell us that mr. pence isn't considering it and never has. house democrats made it official today -- >> the house will be in order. >> reporter: -- introducing a resolution urging vice president mike pence to activate the 25th amendment. >> to declare president donald j. trump incapable of executing the duties of his office. >> reporter: the vote will come tomorrow and if vice president pence does not respond, democrats move to phase two on wednesday. >> we have more than a majority to pass the article of impeachment. >> reporter: california's ted lieu co-authored the impeachment resolution, which argues that president trump gravely

endangered the security of the united states last wednesday. >> i heard a lot of republicans saying that this would hamper unity in congress and in the country. what's your reaction to that? >> the best way to heal -- unify our nation is to hold accountable those who attacked our capitol and those who incited that attack. that begins at the very top starting with donald trump. >> we're going to walk down to the capitol -- >> reporter: president trump banned from twitter has not expressed remorse over the uprising. in fact, he presented a medal of freedom today to congressman jim jordan, who helped lead the charge last week to contest the election, without proof of widespread fraud. >> americans instinctively know there was something wrong with this election. >> reporter: today airbnb joined the growing list of companies vowing to withhold support from republicans who voted against the certification of the presidential election results. hallmark even asked two senators

to refund its donations. missouri senator josh hawley is now facing calls to resign, in his hometown paper and on the streets of st. louis. >> i would like the person to lose power when he misuses power. >> reporter: the organizers of the pga championship have pulled out of plans to host the tournament at president trump's bedminster golf club next year. house democrats say if they impeach him this week they intend to send is it article to the senate right away meaning it could get underway as mr. biden is taking office. mr. biden said today he's been discussing a work-around with congressional leaders. >> the question is whether or not you can bifurcate this, can you go half a day on dealing with can we go half a day on dealing with the impeachment and half a day getting my people nominated and confirmed in the senate -- >> reporter: new jersey democrat bonnie watson coleman announced today she tested positive after

sheltering with several colleagues who refused to wear masks. video from last week shows a group of house republicans rejecting masks, while they were being held in close quarters for hours with nowhere to go. white house sources say the pga decision infuriated mr. trump the big question now, how many of his fellow republicans will vote this week in favor of the 25th amendment, impeachment or both. norah. >> o'donnell: makes the next couple of days very interes norah. >> o'donnell: makes the next couple of days very interesting, nancy cordes, thank you. now to next week's inauguration, thousands of national guard troops have been activated, and tonight the secret service is preparing to step up security a full week before the event already scaled back because of the coronavirus. we get more now from cbs's nikole killion. >> reporter: with nine days till the inauguration, a security surge underway in the nation's capitol. >> if i'm scared of anything it's for our democracy.

>> reporter: washington's mayor urged americans to stay home on inauguration day as the department of homeland security announced the city would go into a high security lock down days ahead of schedule. the washington monument was shut down due to credible threats to visitors and the army is planning to activate up to 15,000 national guard troops by january 20th and the army is planning to activate up to 15,000 national guard troops by january 20th. despite scores of rioters swarming the inaugural platform last week, president-elect joe biden and vice president elect kamala harris are still expected to take the oath of office on the west front of the capitol. >> i am not afraid of being inaugurated outside. >> reporter: mr. biden's inaugural committee said it will erect more than 190,000 flags on the national mall to represent people who can't attend because of the pandemic and he will appear with former presidents bush, obama and clinton, laying a wreath at tomb of the unknown soldier. as mr. biden prepares for day

one he got his second dose of coronavirus vaccine and wants to make all doses publicly available. >> any >> my number one priority the getting vaccine in people's arms like we just did today as rapidly as we can. >> reporter: with no meeting between president trump and mr. biden planned before january 20th, cbs news has learned vice president pence may host vice president kamala harris at his naval observatory residence, but we're told she has not received an official invitation. norah. >> o'donnell: nikole killion, thank you. tonight, big tech has taken down social media site parler and the is viewed by the far right and been cited with inciting violence. raid this all after president trump was silenced by facebook and twitter. anna werner reports conservative feel they are being as cbs' anna warner reports, conservatives feel they are being censored. >> reporter: police stood by at twitter headquarters in anticipation of pro-trump

protestors that never showed. online, backlash against president trump's ban is growing. mike pompeo tweeting it's un- american. the big-tech reaction since the assault on the capitol is increasing, too, the parler app, popular with trump supporters announced it's suing amazon for suspending the platform from its web host services, following apple and google's removal of the app from their stores. one recent parler post called for systematically assassinating liberal leaders, another posted by pro trump lawyer lynn wood a day after the capitol attack called for vice president pence's execution, writing, "get the firing squad ready pence is first." kevin roose is tech columnist at the "new york times." >> it's not like these people got banned from the platforms because they said something mean or called someone a name. i mean, there is bloodshed. >> reporter: parler c.e.o. john matze defends >> reporter: parlor c.e.o. john mates defends his social

platform earlier feeling fox news. >> they're doing it to stifle free speech and competition in the marketplace, and they could do this to anybody. >> reporter: ashkan soltani says this is about safety but also politics. >> this response is directly motivated to the fact that the people impacted were the people that govern >> reporter: tonight, facebook which also temporarily suspended the president's account said over the next few weeks it will take additional steps to stop misinformation and content that could incite further violence, including removing content that uses the phrase "stop the steal" a group that went by that same name was removed two months ago, norah. >> o'donnell: anna werner, thank you. we're going to turn now to america's deadliest week in the coronavirus pandemic. more than 22,000 americans died from covid in just seven days, with more deaths in california than any other state. cbs news' jonathan vigliotti is in los angeles tonight.

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than a third of all doses sent out have been administered. >> we need to acknowledge it's not working. we need to hit the reset and adopt a new strategy to get it out to patients. >> reporter: at st. mary hospital in apple valley north of los angeles, the family of maria arieta got to have say goodbye once she had already passed. >> it's a very hopeless feeling, isn't it. >> reporter: maria left behind four children and 20 grandchildren. >> it's hurts because now we're living the pain. it could be your mom. this time it was our mom. >> reporter: and it's a tragic warning tonight. this is dodger stadium said to be the largest testing site in the country. it's being turned into a vaccination hub this week where they're hoping to give doses to 12,000 people a day. norah. >> o'donnell: jonathan vigliotti, thank you. and there is still much more news ahead here on tonight's "cbs evening news." new details into an investigation into a plane crash this weekend that killed dozens. and an historic snowstorm buries

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>> one mom was >> this mob was carrying i think a confederate flag, another flag had nazi swastikas and a white mob charging at a black police officer. >> reporter: goodman sprinted up the stairs with the mob on his heels as he shouted in his radio, meaning the mob was reaching the senate chamber. at the top of the stairs, goodman looked left, between those chairs the doors to the senate floor still open. here's the moment that mattered. goodman pushed this mob leader wearinga black q anon t-shirt. it was a ruse to lure them away from the senate chamber and there, finally, backup arrived. >> it was his heroic actions that may have made a difference. >> reporter: by then the senate chamber was sealed. no, it's not. officer eugene goodman showed us the real america. mark strassmann, cbs news, atlanta. >> o'donnell: sometimes you need

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"cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell in the nation's capitol. see you back here ♪ this is the "cbs overnight news." thanks for staying with us this morning. history continues to be written in the halls of congress following a last week's riot that left five dead, the capitol building ransacked and the american democracy under siege. democratic leaders of the house have introduced an article of impeachment. a voluntary te on it could come as tomorrow unless vice president pence takes steps to remove him from office. nancy pelosi discussed the path

ahead with "60 minutes." >> madam speaker, who is running the government of the united states? we have a pandemic. we just this horrendous act of violence up here. we had a russian hack of our institutions. is anybody running the executive branch of the government? who is running the executive branch? >> sadly the person who is running the executive branch is a deranged, unhinged dangerous president of the united states. and only a number of days until we can be protected from him. but, he has done something so serious that there should be prosecution against him. >> well, i gather that the 25th amendment is off the table. >> no, it isn't. nothing is off the table. >> the mayhem at the capitol started early afternoon on january 6th with the rioters

barrelling past the barricades. cha clashing with police and breaking in to the capitol. as they swarm through the halls the speaker was on the house floor during the count of the electoral college vote. so tell us what happened when the protesters were trying to get in here. you are up there. >> well, the, when the protesters were making the assault on the capitol, before they even got to these doors the capitol police pulled me from the podium and i was concerned because i said, no, i want to be here and they said, well no, you is are to leave. i said i'm not leaving and they said, no, you must leave. >> police, guns drawn held the invaders off the house floor. over in the senate the trump supporters were able to break in to the chamber. the scenes were shocking to watch.